The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-09-02

Ellen Harvey, q grass-widow, VINO Claimed
70 have been wronged by him.
At large meeting Of white and colored
| citizens OF Boston, a few days ago, resolu-
tons were adopted protesting against the
anti-mxed school bill recently passed In
Georgia, as illegal and unjust.
Jacob Miller, collector for the wholesale
| grocery firm Of Mintzer 4 Hollinger, Lam
| caster, Pa, has disappeared, having en-
| bezzled several thousand dollars OF the
| firms money His whereabouts is unknown.
The Irish residents of Paris who hold ex-
IRENE views as to the proper methods 10 be
pursued in obtaining the freedom OF Ire.
land, met and passed resolutions OF con-
dolence with the family Of the late NJ. Kat.
Koff.
A special states that President Cleve-
land will be entertained for a day of two
the latter part Of August at the Democratic
Club House, on Slide Mountain, In the
Catskills. Judge Alton b. Parker, Judge
Maynard and Public Printer Benedict are
members of the club. The fishing there
about is excellent.
Nicholas Panolido, a Greek, murdered
George Marshall, his cell. mate, in the
county Jail AT San Francisco, the other day
with a pocket knife. The guards were
kept at bay during the struggle and for two
hours afterward by Panolido with his
weapon. The Sheriff finally shot him in
the hip and be was then overpowered.
A heavy storm on the mountains caused a
big rise in the upper Tennessee river few
days ago. Thousands of logs lying in the
river have escaped. The steamer Citico
mail boat, was caught by raft and dashed
against the bank with such force as to
burst the cylinder head and tear away the
smoke-stack and pilot-house. The captain
and pilot were thrown into the river, but
were rescued two miles below.
Judge Brown, in the United States Dis
trict Court, at Detroit, granted decree for
complainant in the suit for infringement OF
patent brought by the Rapid Service Store
Railway Company. of Detroit, against the
Merchants Store-Railway Company, Of
New York, and Taylor, Walfenden a. Co.,
of Detroit. The Judge made liberal ap-
plication of the doctrine of mechanical
equivalents, and held that the prior patent
of the complainant covered all devices for
an original impulse TO a cash-carrier tray
ersing permanent way.
The Bank of England's rate OF discount
has been advanced to three per cent
Joseph Yingling, school tax collector Of
Allentown, Pa, died last month, and his &C
counts are now discovered to be short
to the extent or 5000.
Colonel j. w. Greene, Of Toledo, has been
elected Commander of the Ohio Brigade,
Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias, with
rank Of Brigadier General.
A dispatch from ManZanilla Wednesday,
stated that the steamship Occidcnt from
Valparaiso, had arrived at Acapulco with
cholera on board. The news caused great
excitement here, but cannot be confirmed.
The Pope replying to the Emperor
Williams congratulation on his jubilee,
wrote: st was grand thing that in our
old age we should have been able TO es-
tablish peace between Prussia and the
Vatican"
A dispatch from st. Thomas, West Afri-
ca, says that letters have been received at
Stanley Pool from Henry NJ. Stanley, an
nouncing his arrival at Aruwhimi Falls on
June Is, and stating that all Of his party
were well.
Archbishop Corrigan. when asked wheth-
er DR.. Curran would incur ecclesiastical
censure for attending the labor picnic at
New York, at which DR.. McGlynn was a
conspicuous speaker, said that he had the
matter under consideration.
The receivers of the Philadelphia q
! Reading Railroad Company have given no
tice that from August the employees in
the coal regions will be paid seml-monthly
instead Of monthly, as hitherto. The
| change is made in compliance with a re-
cent act Of Assembly.
The Pope has decided that the Vatican
shall take an active part in political affairs
! and elections in Italy, and has appointed q
commission to canvass the clergy Of the
! country with aview of building up strong
party IN the Chamber of Deputies and fore
| ing the government into concessions.
James Hogg, hosiery manufacturer Of
Philadelphia, has made an assignment for
| the benefit OF his creditors. Unfortunate
/ speculation is said to be the cause of his
| financial difficulty and caused him 10 shut
| down for lack of funds. His liabilities will
amount TO S3S, 900, and his assets to about
| $4,000.
The demand for freight cars has in
| creased so rapidly within the past week at
| Pittsburgh, that the railroads centering in
1 that city, are taxed beyond their capacity.
| The Pennsylvania Company has requisi-
| tions for 900 more cars west of Pittsburgh
| than they can furnish. Now that the coke
strike is practically settled this demand
will be highly increased.
In leading editorial the Toronto GIoJ
| says: There ought TO be no ceremony
about surrenderiug convicted "boodlers"
of the McGarigle stripe. 1t is true Canada
is not legally bound to surrender him, but
what do we want OF himl A New York
| paper points out that under similar circum-
stances Spain surrendered Tweed. Why
not Canada give up McGarigler
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union OF
! America, at their late session ut Philadel-
| phia, elected the following officers: Rev.
L. j. Conaty, OF Worcester, president; Rev.
| I. +. Walsh, OF Indiana, vice president;
Rev. Philip j. Garrigan, Of Fitchburg,
treasurer; Philip j. Nolan, Of Philadel-
| phia, secretary. The next convention will
/ ha hold I'm Rnatnp In Auunas